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turned Over 70 the Humane society.
LILLE MABEL YOUNG FORMALLY CossIGNED 10 TAR

Mabel Young, TIE nttie Iour-year-od child who
has been in The temporary .harge OF oncer
ONell, detailed with the nuInane society, FOR the
past three weeks, was brought Defo.e Judge hef-
rick this morning, and was comaiitIed 10 the
cuarge or the society. The child has been In
uhar,e OF colored woman, Nora Young, Twins In
lue alley SCUM OF Pennayi sania aseAu,, oe."evn
81 anu Az sheets, since sue Was aooul nlne
months o.u, and II IL a.ieged tual Nora ID living
WIN a WINE Inan and Is uoL the rrUier person "
False Tue cnil1. Several weeks a,o he ciiad Was
Iuun0 out Ia Lne street ia a hedvy ram, AID MAS
Temporarily Cared Tor 10y ne.s hovr.
Sue Was the next DAY placed In e.I.arse
VI Ouioer ONeii, wuo asAec the Prouaoe
Court 70 appoint niln GUARDIAN A citalion Was
served on lae cuiorcd WOMAN " onVw cause Way
Inc pelluon should not ue T. anted and tue case
WIS contiaQel un,li to-day. lAere were huAioc.
OF witnesses exaIulued, and Nora Young ties med
that uld not 1--we with lue wui.e Llai, cut sue
boaIded nl.u- There was testimony tnaL she au-
United that oue uad lived WIN tle wake msn-
Ine court made an order giving the cuild " Inc
custody VI the Humane society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

TEE PREsIpESr came 10 the White House alone
late this afternoon, and was visited by the Atuor.
ney-General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

UsFERNESTED WINE AT CohnrSfoS.-The Con.
nectlcut state Convention VI tnr Wolu4n's Chrs-
tan ieinperance Jnlon adopted q resolution
THURSDAY requesting the bishop Of tue Protestant
Episcopal Chu Gu OF the Connecticut diocese 10 d.
REC the Clergy OF Ills jurisdiction 10 only un-
Ie lnente1 Wine at COMMUNION. Inc committee
Reported that during lle year I'VE churches haa
been won over ~ tnls doctrine, maAins o total q
24o out OF 3to canyassrd ON the soDJect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
POLICE CouRT-yudge Shell.

To-day, JNO. Rupp-rI and Shas. Rep, malicious
trespass: cOlia,eras Tor cited. JnU stafford, as
saul; continued WIN. Washington aud Levi,
frazier, co.ored, anray; personal bonds. AngeI.
leIte Allen, colored. the Is; personal bonds "a
keep the peace. Pulp Mccoy, coiored, assault:
IS or days.
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Raltim0re Markets

1ArTMORE. No. October 22-virSinis con.
Y4x d.. new thrssa az: North CsrohnS sixsS ola LIS
bau to-tia,.
BALTIMORE, Nh, October 22.-cotton steady
anuoolgs We flout QuArl IT u4.,h.lp<rd PA, o
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i-S.n; hour. lAvdLi urein, JAa3kd- Rsceipts-Eopy,
lAoOO oArrsis; whsAt LUZ Uusnsls; corn. x0.v0V
pssnts-aeas. e:,svy h.ETels. saiss-wMsss 2o6.0vo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

On Sunday, the 30th inst, the devotions OF the
Forty Hours Will begin at u. Au yustines churc
Solemn high mass Will be ce.eorated by the kev.
Fatuer DOonan, prea lent OF the Gcorgetosn Uni
verAty. AFTER the nigh mass there wiil be pro-
cession Of the sunday school children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

The iremen have uuBueI laelr winter garments.
They have Adopted Ile New lvrA regulation cap
at u cost of xl.oo pei man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

eToRExExrD ASPopHEn-Thp eeesseary q IN
Treasury to-day appointed VIM Roaaa v - stoee
Keeper Ct Cinannau Ohio
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District Government Affair."
rHE sPkCIAL PERMIT WORK.

The District Commissioners to-day made an
order that the assessments Va the costs OF lmprov
ine alleys and siuewaiAs under Tue permit sysleAl
s..aIi maue AMI proper record tuerSoi Kept al
the special assessment division, lne CHIEF o. wicn
Is directed 10 issue aud serve uo1lces IN accord
ance ~ilu existing laws and Regulations, AND
annually report 70 me OF La es .or
meut by hun or all such CHARGES tAat remain IN
paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

ming nled TWO suits In equity Tor the appointment
OF receiver-one against y. :. Young, siminisIfa-
tor OF Alfred Adams, and the other against Mary
n. Adams. executrix OF ne estate OF Jonn Adams
to take charge Of and secure the endorsement and
~, drafts AZ. siv3Uo.00 anu ~ exAo2, re-
spectively and the pay lnenL 70 MIN OF the anounl
due for prosecuting the claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

To-day the following persons were arraigned In
the Criminal Court and pleaded not guilty: Mich
olas PATHS, mayhem in putting ouV the eye OF
Ewold Pur, August 10; Harry Bundon, emoezzle-
lnent or s7.S! from Catherine Sluitu, August 10;
Geo. Armstead, assault with intent TO lii Dorsey
larceny from the person or I'll Brown, october l !;
Jno. L. Brown, larceny or jewelry, &C., from T. NJ
Tyssowski, August 81; Jno. Waddy, larceny from
the person OF Lucy W. Kellogg, OCTOBER 1; Jun =.
Yum, larceny OF dianond ring, valued at $50, from
Max Goldsmith, and for elnbezzling the same; VIM
Smith, sau.t In intent 10 XII Frederck nip
eins, september IL; Jno. stewart and Jas. SNOW.
den, house breaking IN night, september Ii, stable
OF Jno. Hogan; KeUecca Marshall with Washing
ton Ciaytonl, housebreakng In night, At house OF
Ad line O'Br1en. August Is; Ephram Duc~eLl,
hous 0reaklng In day, September Is, residence OF
Pitrick II. Brosnan; Geo. Robei IL second 0fense,
larceny, 225 pound Of "copper" Jas. Turner. house.
breaking In night, Sept. IL, III the residence Of
Cora strauss. room OF Viola Mundell; Edmund r.
Davis grand larceny OF $50 o. Thok s04uervtLa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

TEE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC GAxKA-The annual
games or held sports OF the Columbia Athletic
Club began this afternoon at the grounds OF the
ciuD on Anal0stan Island. The program included
target and trap shooting, long distance throwing,
putting the shot, throwing E.pound hammef,
Running sprlntln and hgd racing, jumping,
tug of war and Q base ball match.
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THE TENNIS PLAYERs.
Contests with Racket ana Rall M the
Marine BaRracka

f1s LAwN-fsNNm TOURNAMENT or rHR SOUTHERN
A0CtAnoN-SkvxkAL INTERESTING oAME8 AND
aASs BRILLIANT PtAy -BRRRY AND LAYARp
FITTED AGAINST RACE OTHER
Sone VI the op -nins games Of the lawn-tennis
tournament were played yesterday afternoon on
,no GROUNDS OF the q. s. Masine Barracks Owing
70 the lact that the We ,ther was clear and bright
after the rain Of The previous night the committee.
~ stAteo In Yesterdays STAR, reconsioered their
scsloa postponinS the tournament until Monday
morning ana determined to begin play at O'Clock.
Lpe postponement was an Inconvenience TO many
" Inc pisyers, especially 10 those who lived at a
vtsSAueS, ana Tue decision VI the committee to
Veein Ine tournament 10 with the indo sement
" az .nose Win whom they were abe " c0nmu-
n'cane As the Change IN time was mad on
or no.tel II was fou d inpos Sb.e 10 follow the
SAacI orGer uxed BY the drawing OF the committee.
aHv paaying began at O'Clock, and there WAS
HuSe large number OF spectators gather-d about
.ne snlee courts The turf was raIler spongy and
nue wuiIe markings were considerably faded out.
tae playlng, however. was very good IN spite OF
spese o.saovantages The spectators rather envied
@ ,,, a. the ar grew Quite chi y, ana stand
~ aUouI On tne damp ground Was not very CON-
soltaoie. GatneS Were started on Inc three courts
untu nearly dark.
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4. OR ht-NT-BY X. U. HOFFMAN.
T lRNIshED.

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Ana Or. Prace vt office.
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IL
Il = U. A. fRESCOlI, rs st n W tKelloyv
bud ns) lAs the following Houses for rant (unfur-
40 81. NV, oursiory brick 10 rooms ana oath,
Node q IN rOseineLts. sl00 Isr month.
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mouth Wv -
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roVn w.t. ME cellar, and large Lau over store SoO
Der -4Onth-
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oteA "is large and ToOuly three-.UrS bacx building
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cALce VI Closets, re small; in tacl al modern
improvements. coo per li.oi.Ih.
Nce frame COtt--e " ruOlns with large grounds
on lie corner VI 1tA-st road aid Princeton st. 20 uer
month ~ Wv 49,
AEplyto JSO. A PRESCOTT
OlD-lOt 1916 at n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jud1e Cb1

To-day, SpIoTIs ast l. Aalb; verdict Tor plaintiff,
$47. Rose agL Schneider; moI.on 10 dismiss
granted. Uni.ed states agt. Wan; motion Tor
mo,ion for judgment argued and suomitled. -
..gI. Lowe; d.. Palmer & co. agt BrJoks Co. (;
motion Tor Judgment e anted- Wisenbaum agL
SAlier motion for new tria. overrulrd. Cat & %.
agt. Vtile Leey; default Chamberlain Co.
ayt Kenyon; d.. Somerviile & Son asI. King; DO
Meriden Bit. CO. agt. Clipp DAVIS; Jud snent OF
condemnation. Wall ast Harvey, motion " set
aside cOud, mn lion e Ruled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
A Pooh BOZ FINDS GOOD FKIgHD&-v

AAe.lAas !lcHsssc, :, 3s heTnsos have hesn
s un% rW, nrs I'm Gnrt,es. Nm St.n ~ ~
Georges Co, Nd. and Anna Ttiling; 4 4 Issyls
and 1pua n, HAM.
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NOR KENI-A BLOCK OF NEW HOUSES BY NO.
IL vs.trr A. ue.r StUysrllIsnt DE -rtuisuts each at
oJ5 peI InJLta Auply 40 NJ y sAt NDEhS.
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TIE INSANITY PLEA IN BURGLARY CAsH.-To-
day, In the Criminal court. Judge Montgomery,
the case Of Daniel Taper indii ed for hou ebreak-
Ing which was commenced yesterday. was gwen
no sns E9y s sas tn a apsr vas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
The Courts.

CIRCIIT NUIkI-VuUyt NO1
Yesterday, Blondel dg- SandersJn; dismissed
HeisenDI uln agt Salt r; motion lor new tlIsi Med
To-day, barnes. agt. kendall; reference 70 audi
tor extended. ADae. sJa at. Aaderson; audilor
rrnort finally conn med
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FRIGHTFUL MONSTROSITY
A HIDEoUsLY DEFoRMED GREAT
URE SEEN BY wooDsMEN.
A Human Form. Yet so Strangely
Shaped that Only Slight Resem-
blaoce Remained-Joe MuIhattan
Soiourning in Nebraska.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neh., Nov. 30.-Lon
Mann and John Hut, wood choppers, on
returning from work Saturday night last,
discovered that some one had made an
attempt to break open the door OF their
hut, and tracks in the fresh earth about
the place Indicated that the visitors had
been there very recently. While Mann
remained, Huff went in search OF the dep
redator, and having beaten about in the
brush and underground for more than an
hour in all directions, was about to give up
his search and return home when he
stumbled over the form of the most fright
full and hideous looking creature that ever
met the gaze of human eyes. lie describes
IL as undoubtedly OF human form in face
and body, but so frightfully deiormed as to
leave only faint resemblance. The body,
rs far as he could observe, was entirely
naked, and black and rough. The head
bore slight resemblance TO 6 negro, the
eyes almost protruding from their sockets,
and fangs stood out from n horribly shaped
mouth The monstrosity in locomotion
used its feet, and what were undoubtedly
its arms, from the elbows to where the
hands should have been, as fore feet The
two men notified their neighbors and to-
sether they followed the direction taken
by the creature, but gave up the hunt
when night came on without finding
trace oil it. Yesterday about twenty men
resumed the hunt, following the trail in
the snow, which led TO the river, where il
was lost. 1t is thought that the monstros-
ity was drowned in an attempt TO cross the
river Mann came up 70. IL once in the
brush, and when he attempted 10 capture
il was severely bitten in the arm.
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entailcd more suffering or
hasiencd nc breaking up n the constitution than
Caiauh. The seiso Of smell, Of taste, Of sight, Of
hearing the human voice, the miud-ono or more,
and sometimes all, yield 70 ~ destructive loaa.
onoc. The poison Il distributes throughout the
system attacks every vital force and brchks w the
most robust Of constitutions Ignored, because but
ilttlo UNDERWOOD BY most physicians, lmpoicnuy
hssailed hy qunoll and chahalhns. thoso suffering
from Il have lio hope 10 be relieved Of u this aide
OF the giave M time. thon that The proper treat
ment OF this terrible disease BY remedies within the
reach 81 all passed Into hands AZ once competent
and Trustworthy. The new and hitherto uutsicd
method adopted ~ DR. sanford IN the prpafaton
OF his RADICAL CUnr has won the hearty approval
OF thousands. II II instantaneous 10 s1ufliug o.
lief IN oil bead cOlds, succzing anuiling and OBJ.
ftrucicd breathing. and rapidly rcmuyya Tie most
oppressive symptoms, clearing The bead, rtccien
ingtbc breath, restoring the senses OF smell taste
and hearing aud neuuallzing the constitutional
tendency OF the disease toward the lungs liver aud
lldnoys.
saNr0nD's RADICAL cunr consists n one bottle
az the RADICAL Crnn one bon Catarrhal SUI
NLNT aud ouc IMPROVED lNnALEn. price, q.
p0rfYr nHrq a NuNutgat Co. uosfuw
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ntALTtI ~ WEALTH ~. ucaufegnri's
Tonic aud NsTtlus, the Great
Trench hugfiilr.

NERVOUS DEBILITY in ~ its stages mental
~ aud physical drpuH. Hn, tprfWli1uuca, by
pOthUudIIa. ftgfilIiy unumlFH hJHtl ia lurararIiy
lUf study Uf husIuJfH. pIrlI 3D. Impotence, splrp
disease ~ Che nervous 81 stem may d. radically
fufHd ln either Hrn hy tNr uHn NJ THIS unrArfIIri
PREPARATION. n mfilff ~ supreme Importance
w he appropriate treatment ipr tH0 cure OI no
aud hrfNiun HiirI many years uIaI iu luwIf. hos
proved ullllhlg II tttu o. ufllug ~ dlfui Inns
which nfr AIMED ~ each bottle uno.huN equal lp
Iror, st.uO a hUr. nfflH hunCs Tor $500 fcnt
~ mall prepaid un receipt 10 pflHr. We HuIftutro
~ boxes 10 cnro any Ufsn With rlth unlnf ~
guarantee W return thc money u treatment does
not cnCrt curo A. ncntru & 60, bfuwfus. ole
agents iof United tiaics ~ aud Aj Maln street
Memphis. Tenn.
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NO MORE coNGLoMERATE.

Keep yonr cisicfns clean and purity the water
Dirt leaves, straw, bugs, spiders and mice might a.
we'll 70 into the fufuse pile Into your csictn, but
these Will accumulate on your foOi aud 20 theme 10
your csicrn. You eau prevent thclf passage ihilhcr
by the use Of paisut hlicf manufactured IN this
city BY Geo. =, Rubsch, u. lie will place this
Alter In on trial aud remove II II II does not keep
your cisiern free from all lmpuhties,
Telephone No, %, o. call a "a hlalaippl Ave
nue..
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Al n O'Clock m. To- font ~ Tho court house In me
city 0f Nenphla Shelby county, Tom. fol The inl.
lowing described ral estate ~ The highest and
boat bidder lnr cash. tnwit. iYing, being aud
tltuatcd iu The fafiug District " shelby county,
Tenn, laiO Ciiy n H,inphis. tituated on south
Court street HHi nruf iho east hall Oi l0l No. ~
on the plan aIl mIp or ilIo aid city 81 Memphis
aid lot beginning Hf ilH northeast corner OF sid
lnt %, running uHHHU west with the yOuth kidc ~
tOuih Count STREET feet g.. Inches. thence south
q ieet inches thcuf0 oatt II feet o. inches thence
nonh a feet lnchm " tho beginning. Terms oil
lale cnsh. u u. JORDAN,~
special Commlssloner
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Adminlstrntor,s Notice.

Having qualified as The standardization u Richard
Cqfbln Wexford. decosrl Il the Probate Court
tate viii como fOnFanl rId laI iho mmu aud al
persons having claims hga slld estate VIII pre-
eni INC same authcntta.Hl l1 the manner pre-
scIlbed By lsw 10 tho undgfa ned
This November ~, 1887 ......
Admlnlsinior Of Richard uofbln Wciliord, 10.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Pnu,DELruA, Pa, Nov. 30.-The
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers
resumed It's deliberations this morning,
and several houn were devoted 10 the re.
ccption Of interesting papers on various
mechanical problems. The papers pre-.
scented were all discussed ut considerable
length.
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Exen,ilrir,a Noiloo.

Having qualified as cxcfuffyo q Frederick Luoh.
rini, docoaaed, all pariies Indebted 20 nr having
claims ngnlnst his tatntr Hr nuuhc1 10 present
lbClr cinlma aud pay thr|f drhts ~ my attorneys.
PosiOn iusion. NJ Mndl.uu lngt Memphis, icn'
nc.'ee, within tho time prtrflUol by law
thurt JULIA LrcAniNi,
Execntflx Of FrodefIrl lGUaHnl. deceased.
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KILLED THREE WIVES.
The Confession Of Brutal and Inhu-
man Husband.

4. CoLuMBA, S. c., Nov. 30.--Accomts
were published ten hays ago Of horrible
wife murder committed by Stephen Bailey
in Berkeley, and the attempted suicide OF
the murderer. Bailey yesterday made a
confession in the prose nee ofJailor Harris
Bailey was over seventy years of age. The
substance Of his confession is as follows
81 have been married three times. /
killed my first wife with n club. Her name
was Catherine buried her in the garden,
and after awhile Il was found out and the
people dug her mp and buried her in the
graveyard. She had six children for me-
Ny second wifc's name was Mary. killed
her with brick by hitting her in the
head. ] will not tell what | did with her
body. She had one child-a boy. His
name is Sabey. don't know where he is
My thiId wifos name was Sallie
hhe was uniaithiul 10 me for n
long time. My vile and i had
not been on good terms for three or four
weeks. That day laid in wait for her in
q foot path and as she came along l hit
her on the head with an Ak and killed her,
and dragged her body into the bushes I'M
I'll that night Then ] sent my boy TO the
yard for wheelbarrow, aud when he came
sent him back 10 the house. Then ] put
the body into the wbccbarrow and carried
IL about a mile and put IL In the furnace.
AT sunrise started the fire, and ABOUT 8
or 0o'clock II was found out. Sallie had
Bcvcn children"
The previous butchcries were known,
but il was just after the war, and such
crimes went unpublished. In making his
confession Baily cvinccd no repentance for
his inhuman murders, and 80 hardened
had lac become that he had iocgottcn the
details aud dates OF his former butchcrics.
Coon deeds once said the celebrated
Richter 'rlng clear through heaven like
bell" one Of the best deeds is 90 alleviate
human suilcnngs "Last fall my daughter
was In decline" says Mrs. Mary IIinsOn, Of
Nontro-c, kas., "and everybody thought she
vas going into consumption. Igot her
bottle OF Dr. Il. V. Picrcc's 'Fayoritc Pre-
fcripuon.' and it cured her." Such facts as